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An evaluation of a virtual assessment environment
Young, AJ and Clarkson, RJ 2004, An evaluation of a virtual assessment environment , in: Education in a Changing Environment, 13-14 September 2004, University of Salford. (Unpublished)
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This paper reports the preliminary results of a project that investigated the use of computer-based simulation to improve the validity of assessment and provide unlimited formative assessment without use of lecturer time. Specifically it aimed to develop a computer-based simulator for computer networking, pilot its use on students, and develop expertise in the use of simulation as an assessment tool applicable to other parts of the University. To meet the third aim, the paper starts with an extended introduction of simulator-based assessment and computer-based simulation. It then discusses the term "Virtual Assessment Environment". It introduces the simulator that has been developed, and discusses some of the issues that were faced during implementation. Finally, it presents a qualitative evaluation of students' views of how this could be used in the course. The conclusion is that students recognise many benefits of the simulator for formative assessment, but raise concerns regarding its summative use.
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"new yark again! hung with max from nashy, jamin turned 21, cy got to see avenu A (where the cro-mags are from) got some records and treats, 2nite we are playing with BLACK PUS, brian chippendale of lightning bolt's solo project, cooooool!" [Jeff the Brotherhood's blog]JEFF the Brotherhood played one of their many NYC-area shows this week at Death By Audio last night (4/22). They shared a bill with Black Pus (pictured above, and as they pointed out above), Necking and Tussle (but not Sisters who they played some other shows with). More pictures from the show below...
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i vote that death by audio is the worst venue in any borough bar none. i'd rather go to T5.
Posted by jan janson | April 23, 2009 7:24 PM
Death By Audio is a filthy dump with a terrible sound system.
Posted by Anonymous | April 23, 2009 8:06 PM
heard Toto opened...
Porcaro came back from the dead, brah.
Posted by Anonymous | April 23, 2009 8:23 PM
that dude looks frickin crazy. think gwar but with more flourescents.
Posted by music pr dude | April 23, 2009 8:33 PM
i want chippy to wrap his arms around me and fly me to a neon cloud made of spiders.
Posted by Anonymous | April 23, 2009 9:34 PM
Black Pus was the most insane one-man show I have ever seen. Dude looked like some possessed alien Taz. The whole line-up was great and the venue is very REAL, very cozy, and good vibes all around.
Posted by Tara | April 23, 2009 9:37 PM
whaaaatever, death by audio is great. filthy and ugly is the perfect environment for a band like black pus. others should stick to UB40 at nokia theater or something (actually....)
Posted by Anonymous | April 23, 2009 10:30 PM
except, terminal 5 and death by audio are NOTHING alike.
DBA is what is,
honest and great
Posted by Anonymous | April 23, 2009 11:35 PM
The show was a holy grail for rock. if all you can comment about is the fucking venue then go to the movies. JEFF The Brotherhood and Black Pus could play in a subway station and still blow your mind. WTF dude? Go to the theater and see a musical.
Posted by alan the | April 24, 2009 1:36 AM
death by audio is like those old school punk/rock clubs used to be like in the 70s, not that i remember those times, but from what i read and saw on television. id much rather go there than any Bowery venue.
Posted by Anonymous | April 24, 2009 1:43 AM
really, you're talking smack about a place where you can have a real, direct interaction with people that are making music? where they're rocking the fuck out, where they're not doing shit for money or because some tour manager thinks it would be good for them to play there (maybe), and where the crowd is actually full of people that genuinely like the music the bands are playing?
Posted by Anonymous | April 24, 2009 2:36 AM
This music is ment for shit holes.
Distortion was discoverded on a broken amp.
If you don't like shit holes than leave N.Y. Dick.
Posted by mike flood | April 24, 2009 6:32 AM
maybe there was once a time when a place like Death By Audio was something to be treasured and celebrated.
But the fact is that there are now several of these underground places, and Death By Audio is the worst one of the bunch.
Death By Audio is ugly and sounds shitty and most of the shows organized there feature just one good band and then four mediocre ones. The only thing is has going for it is its location.
Posted by Anonymous | April 24, 2009 10:03 AM
"Go to the theater and see a musical."
Is that suppposed to be an insult?
Posted by Anonymous | April 24, 2009 10:24 AM
wednesday april 29 at DBA:
Spectrum! with full band!
Posted by Anonymous | April 24, 2009 12:01 PM
Death By Audio is crappy by any measure. Sound, appearance, comfort, booking, all not good.
Unfortunately decent bands do still play there sometimes. That's only because even though it's a bullshit place it's also right in the convenient neighborhood for lazy people, and it hasn't gotten shut down by police or the fire department (yet).
Posted by Anonymous | April 24, 2009 12:25 PM
i still treasure and celebrate DBA. sound, appearance, comfort, booking, and all. if it is so far beneath your delicate sensibilities, just don't go. no need to be such snobs.
Posted by Anonymous | April 24, 2009 12:48 PM
UB40 is at Nokia theater? why wasn't this posted earlier? By far the best band on the Basic Instinct soundtrack.
Posted by Anonymous | April 24, 2009 1:38 PM
if i hate someplace then everyone has to hate it or they're an idiot.
if i love someplace then everyone has to love it or they're an idiot.
dissenting opinions are not allowed.
Posted by god of the hipsters | April 24, 2009 2:10 PM
Posted by brobro | April 24, 2009 5:46 PM
so many awesome pics of JEFF the B-hood! wish i could've made it to the show!!! they're AMAZING live! def agree with alan, they could play the subway and it'd blow your socks off.
Posted by ninco | April 24, 2009 9:24 PM
thanks for the heads up! def headed to the silent barn show tonight! great photos!
Posted by billy bob | April 24, 2009 9:44 PM
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Control Panel: | Type: NEMA12 Air Conditioner: 4600 BTU |
Servo Motors: | Product Transport: (4) Allen-Bradley MPL-420P Film Cutting Knife: (1) Allen-Bradley MPL-420P Wrapping Wand: (2) Allen-Bradley MPL-420P Film Feed: (1) Allen-Bradley MPL-560F |
Film Supply: | Side film stand |
Film Tensioner: | Linear dancer bars |
Wrapping Module: | RoboWand™ |
Operator Alert Beacon: | Tri-color stack light and horn |
Footprint: | 22' L x 6' W approx. (with one heat tunnel) |
Assembled in: | Portland, CT |
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I don't suppose any !southwestbronies will be near Falmouth or Truro this weekend for a mini-meet? !uk !southwest
Saturday, 25-Aug-12 10:01:25 UTC from web -
First time posting here in a few days, heh. I'm off to the South West Bronies Beach Party in Torquay, which is being organised by the same lot who normally do the Exeter Meetups. ^^ Should be a lot of fun, I'm hoping! Waiting at Temple Meads on the platform for my train there, meeting a local Brony along the line. :) !uk !southwest
I posted my vlog of the main meetup in both of these groups earlier, but I also did a bonus video on my secondary channel. I have it listed as Unlisted so I don't need to add you to it, same goes for the main vlog now in fact. I did an unboxing video for the Shining Armour/Cadence Wedding Playset after I got back from the Bristol Brony Meetup :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hyBtVTsNg2w&feature=youtube_gdata_player !uk !southwest
I would totally post my write up from this meetup that I posted on UK of Equestria, but the site is down at the moment so all I'm able to share is the vlog. This meetup took place on Saturday the 7th of July right here in Bristol and it was a lot of fun. ^^ http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YDXF6cFn-dA&feature=youtube_gdata_player !uk !southwest
Headed to Bristol Temple Meads for the Brony Meetup today. Wearing my Applejack "Drink Cider, Learn Nothing" T-Shirt from WeLoveFine on the bus xD Got my camera with me so a vlog will be made. Will be my first full size meetuo in my home city. ^^ I didn't get a lot of sleep last night, but a coffee this morning and two cans of Monster on hand...err, hoof shod help. :P !southwest !uk
Sunday, 01-Jul-12 23:33:14 UTC from web
Well, it's a bit of a long shot, but I just proposed a meetup in Bristol in July to watch The Amazing Spider Man at Showcase in Cabot. Not expecting anything to come of it, but we'll see anyway. !southwest http://ukofequestria.co.uk/threads/bristol-showcase-cinema-meet-amazing-spider-man-in-july.2448/
Sunday, 03-Jun-12 21:27:08 UTC from web -
My vlog is FINALLY uploaded! =) Do let me know if you want to watch it and I'll add your name to it. I prefer to upload them privatley. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FASuV_J0pFg&feature=youtube_gdata_player !uk !southwest
Just woken up in the Premier Inn, took me ages to get to sleep. Didn't really get my money's worth sleep wise xD I did however for the fact I was off the street, in the warm etc. Time to head back to Bristol and do a full summary of the day. ^^ !uk !southwest
Sunday, 13-May-12 08:47:04 UTC from web -
Day out in Exeter for the Brony Meetup was great...that is until I missed the last train back to where I live. Had to borrow a phone charger and book into a Premiere Inn. Crappy end to an otherwise great day, as I feel so out of my zone here. I'm just thankful they had a phone charger I could borrow so I can get online with it as I'm going to have trouble sleeping. I'll do a proper summary when I'm back home in Bristol tomorrow. Thank god my off peak return is valid for a full month. !uk !southwest
Saturday, 12-May-12 22:12:24 UTC from web -
This is plonked right in the middle of our group as we sit down on the grass outside a Weatherspoons :P (Exeter Meetup) !uk !southwest http://ur1.ca/987ll
On the train now, signal is a bit sparce though. Should be at Exeter Central 9 minutes before the group leaves the station. !uk !southwest
Saturday, 12-May-12 09:59:09 UTC from web -
My sister asked for a lifr from my dad at the same time as he dropped me off at the station. That's all well and good...if she can be assed to be ready when my dad and I actually get there, and her delay doesn't cause me to miss my train...which, well, it did. Luckily the next one at 10:44 will get me to Exeter just before the group leave the station at 12pm, but I'm still irritated that she let this happen to me regardless. Especially since he gave her the lift without a second thought. !uk !southwest
Saturday, 12-May-12 09:27:09 UTC from web -
I only managed to get 1-2 hours sleep x.x That's bad even by my standards, especially since I had to get up. Several rounds of coffee or Monstet Energy (preferably the original or the fruit juice flavoured variety) are going to be guarantees for me today. ^^; !uk !southwest
Saturday, 12-May-12 07:27:54 UTC from web -
Getting really excited about the Exeter Brony Meetup tomorrow. ^^ Dad is giving me a lift to the station tomorrow, so I've come home from nan's tonight, will go back on Sunday while work is being done on my room. Still, despite two regulars I'm really fond of being absent I'm sure it'll be as great as my first two were :) !uk !southwest
Friday, 11-May-12 18:15:28 UTC from web -
Hope anyone going to the !southwest meet in Exeter tomorrow has fun. I, sadly, won't be going, as I wouldn't have the money to go to MCM, which is a bigger intention for me.
About to go on The Train Line and book the tickets for the Exeter Brony Meetup on Saturday. Even though 2 of the regulars from my first two times there can't make it I'm still very much excited :) !uk !southwest
Thursday, 10-May-12 12:14:51 UTC from web -
Well, it's now official, I WON'T be able to make the Bristol Brony Meetup on the 21st, flying up on Thursday and coming home on Saturday. Pretty gutted about it as it would have been a great way to unwind after how depressing the funeral will be, but...family comes first I'm afraid, and it'll be my last chance to say goodbye. Still a shame, the first Bristol Brony Meetup was something I was really looking forward to. !southwest !uk
The video from yesterday's Exeter meet is now uploaded. ^^ I've added several names to the list of people who can watch it already, but if you want to see it then send me your YouTube username on here. :) http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=3pAxcOQvRz0 !uk !southwest
Typed a write up of today's Exeter Meetup on UK of Equestria, now all I need to do is get the video uploaded once it's rendered in just over an hour xD http://ukofequestria.co.uk/threads/exeter-brony-invasion-march-17th-2012.182/page-6#post-26178 !UK !SouthWest
Saturday, 17-Mar-12 22:23:29 UTC from web -
My thoughts on today's !southwest meet :3 https://plus.google.com/u/0/101636034941198069236/posts/HZKLFG253UW
Saturday, 17-Mar-12 21:01:42 UTC from web -
The day has been awesome thus far :D Recorded a bunch of video, can't wait to merge it together and get it uploaded to YouTube so you can see how much fun it's been! ^^ !southwest
There's a furmeet taking place right outside the Exeter train station at the same time as our Brony meet, what are the odds? xD !southwest


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There is a clear consensus that the criminal justice system isn't working. In fact it is costing the economy at least £9.5bn a year. There is also the human cost not only to the perpetrators of crime but also there victims and the communities in which they live. That's why the reform is so important.
Everything starts with a roof over someone's head. Yet a staggering 30% of people released from prison will have nowhere to live. If people don't get housed, they will probably end up on the streets or back in prison with all the longer-term problems that this will bring. Only with a stable accommodation can they hope to focus on moving their lives forward into a crime free future.
So just what does the 'rehabilitation revolution' mean for the communities we work with? And is there are role for organisations like Home Group?
We may be better known as a provider of social and affordable homes, but through our Stonham brand we have more than 35 years experience of working in criminal justice. Our very first scheme was set up to provide 500 beds for ex-offenders and we haven't looked back since.
As the largest provider of care and support services in the UK we help 26,000 vulnerable people in areas such as mental health, domestic violence support and prevention, end of life care and criminal justice. It is a very broad range of services and client groups that gives us a unique understanding of working with offenders and other vulnerable groups in a wider community setting either at a local and national level.
A genuinely successful justice sector desperately needs a plurality of players. Not just between the large behemoths of the private sector but by a range of providers from not-for-profit and social enterprise sectors, through to charities, mutuals and other third sector organisations.
Those who get this right will do so through the use of intelligent partnerships, because some of the best work at getting people to stop offending has been really intelligent partnerships. It is something which we feel strongly about because we do not want to see smaller players simply become prey for larger private sector organisations.
Rehabilitation is not transactional in the same way that many other public goods or services could be defined. You either deliver a prisoner to court or you do not. Equally employment lends itself to a pretty binary definition. You either have a job or you do not.
It's the holistic approach that we believe is central to stabilising often chaotic lives and reducing reoffending. We deliver offender–focused solutions with a critical balance of support and compliance.
Locally an example of how we work with the courts and female offenders can be found within our PROMISe women's service in Plymouth. PROMISe and Devon and Cornwall Probation Trust (DCPT) have worked collaboratively to develop the FOSAR, Female Offender Specific Activity Requirement.
It enables magistrates to propose community sentencing for women through the PROMISe service as an alternative to short-term sentencing. DCPT research evidences that 90% of female offenders who completed their FOSAR were not reconvicted within three months of the completion date, 80% after six months and 63% over a year. Statistics with are far higher success rate than those which would have been achieved had these women been handed custodial sentences.
It is not uncommon to see firefighters outside supermarkets handing out safety leaflets and arranging for people to have free smoke alarms installed. That required a radical shift in approach from simply putting out fires to a system that works hard to stop them from occurring in the first place. It is a parallel with how we should be approaching criminal justice: not dealing with the failures of the past, but ensuring that we reduce the presently high reoffending rates that are necessary for stronger more secure communities.
Rachael Byrne is executive director of care and support at Home Group
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Every December, I invite 50 artists to participate in a group show on a theme. Everything comes off the walls, and the gallery is filled with work on the new theme.
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NBA Street Showdown (PSP)
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NBA Street for the Playstation Portable handheld system.NBA Street is a street-rules, three-on-three basketball series. NBA Street Showdown is the first version of the series for the PSP handheld system. Developed in parallel with NBA Street Vol. 3, it contains elements of Vol. 2 and Vol. 3, as well as many unique features.
The primary game mode is King of the Courts. There are eleven courts, each owned by a boss character. The goal is to own and defend all of the courts in the game by defeating the boss character on each court and any challengers to your claim to the court.
The player first creates their own baller and team. Most courts are initially locked, and the player must compete in a tournament-style progression on each court to unlock others. Winning the final match against the boss character allows the player owns that court, unlocks new courts, and gives the player the opportunity to take a member of the defeated team.
There are two mini-games included as short distractions for moments when there is not enough time for a full game, or just for fun.
The goal of the Shot Blocker mini-game is essentially what the name suggests - you are a single player, facing a varying number of shooters, and it is your job to prevent their shots from hitting the net. Too many strikes in a row and it's game over. Points for blocking are greatest close to the shooters, and lowest near the basket, but it takes longer to get into position for a block the further you are from the basket. The more shots you block in a row, the faster your points accumulate. Occasionally there is a "money ball" thrown, giving additional points if you block it. If you do well enough, you continue on to a new level.
Arcade Shootout is much like an arcade basketball machine, where you need to sink as many baskets as possible before time runs out. If you meet the required number of baskets for a level, you will advance to the next level. Each level is different, with multiple baskets arranged in different patters, and each with a different bonus or point value. To mix things up, some of the baskets move back and forth, making them even harder to hit. Bonus points are awarded for making two or three baskets with the same ball.
Multiplayer modes consist of two-player network play via the PSP's built-in wireless network, and Party Play where players take turns on the same PSP competing for the highest score in the mini-games.
There are WiFi multi-play modes for standard three-on-three pickup games, as well as multiplayer modes for both Shot Blocker and Arcade Shootout. In Shot Blocker multiplayer, you compete head-to-head against the other player on the same court to block the same shots. For Arcade Shootout multiplayer, you are competing on the same machine to get more points than your opponent.
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Gaming Age | 2005 | B+ | 83 |
IGN | Apr 27, 2005 | 8 out of 10 | 80 |
GameSpot | Apr 26, 2005 | 7.7 out of 10 | 77 |
PSX Extreme | May 24, 2005 | 7.5 out of 10 | 75 |
Deaf Gamers | 2005 | 7 out of 10 | 70 |
Game Informer Magazine | Jul, 2005 | 7 out of 10 | 70 |
Operation Sports | Jun 09, 2005 | 7 out of 10 | 70 |
Worth Playing | May 17, 2005 | 6.8 out of 10 | 68 |
G4 TV: X-Play | Aug 18, 2005 | 40 |
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Another Halloween comes to an end. Time to tear it all down. This is the aftermath of the Atmos-Fear-ic Garage of the Supernatural.
Halloween clean-up 1998
Mike Matei / December 19th, 1998
April 15, 2010 at 9:06 am
Halloween simply rocks!
amberdarko86April 16, 2010 at 12:23 am
I wish I would have lived in your neighborhood so I could have seen your garage. Halloween is simply the best time of the year.
IamSecretOctober 24, 2010 at 3:44 am
Wow, you look so different! (Not in a bad way).
ClaudandusNovember 1, 2010 at 11:02 am
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Reminds me of Randall from the Clerks movies.November 1, 2010 at 12:23 pm
RedRumNovember 1, 2010 at 2:13 pm
That's funny…I was just thinking what a bummer that Halloween is over, too.
otto meyer IIINovember 1, 2010 at 3:59 pm
Yep, my kids and I are depressed that Halloweens over. Decorated the house, trick or treating, Monster Madness 2010 and a big screen show of CARRY ON SCREAMING. Now we have to wait another year ! Boo-Bloody-Hoo !!!!
HenryBlowNovember 1, 2010 at 4:08 pm
ahh i hate wen its over :(, the whole atmosphere to halloween is amazing nd i think its actually a better atmosphere to christmas :O.
cptsrgNovember 1, 2010 at 6:10 pm
I hate November
November 1, 2010 at 8:03 pm
November 1, 2010 at 9:17 pm
Find any boom about the place? http://www.vizzed.com/vizzedboard/index.php?ref=65348
ajgenardNovember 2, 2010 at 6:54 am
I find the use of Dragula extremely appropriate considering this is nearly the exact time that single was released and blowin up rock radio.
November 2, 2010 at 11:32 am
You got it! Good call. When I was working on that haunted house, I listened to Astro Creep and Hellbilly Deluxe on constant loop.CrowbarNovember 2, 2010 at 1:36 pm
The worst part of Halloween is when it's over, but it's great to see that even then you can still have fun. Halloween rocks, and so does your garage
mkp4peaceNovember 2, 2010 at 2:06 pm
Did you keep the sign? I would've kept the sign
November 2, 2010 at 7:46 pm
Man, you shoulda done the nerd in '98, James. You looked considerably more nerdy then. You look like a respectable MANLY MAN now
But a nerdy MANLY MAN.
November 3, 2010 at 10:22 pm
Yeah as a Pagan, Halloween has such a mystical power for me to enjoy. Well we have Yuletide! Burn the log and drink and be merry!
captainthrallSeptember 28, 2013 at 4:15 am
james, i love you man… but you were even uglier as a teenager than you are now wahahahah
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PITTSBURGHA joint effort between Carnegie Mellon University researchers and 3 Rivers Connect will help create an affordable broadband network throughout the 12-county southwestern Pennsylvania region.
The project, dubbed "Digital Rivers," is charged with investigating the technological, economic and policy issues involved in improving access to broadband services, and solving the economic challenge of connecting broadband to homes, schools and small businesses. The report is available at www.digitalrivers.info. Digital Rivers comes on the heels of Pittsburgh's recent ranking of 37th overall in the Metropolitan New Economy Index by the Washington, D.C.-based Progressive Policy Institute, and its position as 79th (out of 87) in the "America's Most Wired Cities," a 2002 study conducted by Yahoo! Internet Life.
The Digital Rivers project outlines a plan, including the development of incentive packages, to motivate industry to move new technologies into underserved areas. One proposal is the creation of a new public/private authority with the ability to assume debt, build, manage and lease telecommunications infrastructure to competing service providers.
The study found that broadband service always on high-speed Internet connection via phone lines, cable, or wireless signals can help computer makers sell faster machines and telecom equipment companies sell more network components. Researchers also found that broadband will open the floodgates for mass production of digital content for consumers. In the right climate, broadband services can reverberate through an economy, generating billions in new revenues from innovative applications, which require high bandwidth while stimulating all sectors of the economy.
But ever since Congress attempted to reform the U.S. communications industry nearly six years ago, the broadband process has been bogged down in lobbying, litigation and posturing by the long-distance carriers, the cable operators and Internet players, according to industry analysts. As a result, consumers have seen little in the way of competition and innovation in local phone, broadband and data services.
"We can break the broadband traffic jam by creating alliances with business, government and the consumer sector as we move to improve the telecommunication options for all segments of our vibrant local economy," said Pradeep Khosla, head of Carnegie Mellon's Information Networking Institute (INI). The INI, a cooperative endeavor of the schools of engineering, computer science and business, studies information-networking issues.
Ronald Gdovic, executive director of the Pittsburgh-based, non-profit 3 Rivers Connect, said the Digital Rivers project underscores the technological, economic and policy issues influencing universal access to the Internet. "It is clear that a single technology can't satisfy the entire region due to geography and other constraints," he said.
"The real barrier is economics. Only a focused and comprehensive effort, similar in commitment to our region's comprehensive planning process, will help realize universal broadband access in southwestern Pennsylvania. Findings indicate that universal, affordable broadband access is possible through a combination of existing infrastructure, new fiber to home technology, and wireless where the network infrastructure is built and owned by a quasi-public entity," Gdovic said.
In fact, the cable companies, with their independent lines into the home, have emerged as the most successful providers of broadband service in the U.S. Cable modems account for about 70 percent of total broadband lines deployed. DSL lines represent about 28 percent, and satellite providers, which only recently introduced two-way broadband systems, have about 1 percent of the market.
The new Digital Rivers study argues that all broadband players should be treated equally. The study further suggests that the borough of Homestead be used as a pilot project for the deployment of a new broadband network.
The goal of the 18-month pilot project, in Homestead, would be to show how affordable and advantageous such a deployment would be. Homestead, a former steel town, has an unemployment rate of 11 percent and needs an incentive to draw new high-tech industries and population into the area.
In addition to the pilot project, the 150-page study also recommends conducting training, education and awareness programs to build a foundation of bandwidth users. The Howard Heinz Endowment, the Pennsylvania Technology Investment Authority, and the Allegheny County Department of Economic Development provided $740,000 for the initial feasibility study.
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Tagore wins Nobel Prize
Mods and Rockers
Lady Chatterley Trial
The Oz trial
The Sex Pistols
Elvis Presley dies
This is the front page of the Sun newspaper from 1977, reporting the death of the King of Rock 'n' Roll – Elvis Presley. Born into a poor family on January 8 1935 in Tupelo, Mississippi, Elvis is credited by many as the man who made modern music popular. By 1956, aged 21, he was selling more records in a month than the 50 top British artists put together. He had number one hits across the world and made 31 movies. His records still sell by the million every year. The public was horrified when he died aged only 42, severely overweight and with a serious drug addiction. He died alone at his home, Graceland, which is visited each year by hundreds of thousands of fans. At the time it would have been slightly unusual to lead on a 'showbiz personality' story, but Elvis was not the average showbiz personality.
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This slave discovers what an absolutly helpless situation + severe caning really means.Tied to metal stairs in an abundant subway tunnel the young girl is subject to a very sadistic corporal punishment:each stroke leads to very thick bloody welts - the proof punishment quality!
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What a tiny waist and that beautiful round ass with welt popping up everywhere
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I have to agree with some of the others, cane strokes should not be applied too high- certainly not the back!- there are other implements such as floggers and whips that can be used on backs. I understand that everyone is different and what is severe to one person may be mild to someone else, however I do feel that this video has been misdescribed although this was probably done to encourage more people to click on the link in order to purchase the shoot. I'm all for self promotion but lets have realistic descriptions please.
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Shayla is absolutely right. Strokes higher than the top of the bum crack are dangerous as injury can be caused to kidneys or coccyx. Middle or upper back is OK if that's your thing, but NOT the lower back. Even light strokes to the lower back should be avoided -and that's all these were despite the introductory hype. I have no objection to mild or light spankings or canings at all. Everyone should feel free to play at their own level and it's nobody's business but theirs. However, to call something like this as "very severe" is just ridiculous, and I DO object to misdescription.\n\nWhat's an "abundant subway tunnel" when it's at home?
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Renfree, Andrew and Martin, Louise and Micklewright, Dominic and St Clair Gibson, Alan (2014) Application of Decision-Making Theory to the Regulation of Muscular Work Rate During Self-Paced Competitive Endurance Activity. Sports Medicine , 44 (2). pp. 147-158. ISSN Print: 1179-2035 Online: 0112-1642
Martin, Louise (2013) Effect of Variability on Optimal Performance in Athletes. PhD thesis, University of Worcester.
Renfree, Andrew and Martin, Louise and Richards, Ashley and St Clair Gibson, Alan (2012) All for One and One for All! Disparity Between Overall Crew's and Individual Rowers' Pacing Strategies During Rowing. International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 7 (3). pp. 298-300. ISSN 1555-0265
Martin, Louise and Lambeth-Mansell, Annie and Beretta-Azevedo, L. and Holmes, L.A. and Wright, R.L. and St Clair Gibson, Alan (2012) Even Between-Lap Pacing Despite High Within-Lap Variation During Mountain Biking. International Journal of Sports Physiology and Performance, 7 (3). pp. 261-270. ISSN 1555-0265
Martin, Louise (2011) Partner Colleges Learning and Teaching Project (Summary Report). Worcester Journal of Learning and teaching (5). ISSN http://www.worc.ac.uk/adpu/1124.htm
Martin, Louise and West, Julia and Bill, Karen (2008) Incorporating Problem-Based Learning Strategies to Develop Learner Autonomy and Employability Skills in Sports Science Undergraduates. Journal of Hospitality, Leisure, Sport & Tourism Education., 7 (1). pp. 18-30. ISSN 1473-8376
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changed tactics once the war ended, moving toward radios and home appliances, which were much in demand during the post-war boom in Japan. Sanyo, interestingly, began life as subcontractor to Panasonic founded by Matsushita's brother-in-law. The company would later become a major competitor to Panasonic until 2009, when the parent company eventually reacquired the offshoot as a subsidiary.
In 1961, Panasonic made its debut in the United States, beginning the company's long run of television manufacturing. It proved so successful that expansion into the European TV market followed in 1979. It was this expansion more than 40 years ago that has led to Panasonic's status as a quality television manufacturer today. Now that 3D is readying itself to make a leap into the living room, Panasonic is right in the thick of this next wave of home entertainment.
Today, Panasonic is known for its high quality plasma televisions, with Panasonic 3D TV technology first being married with the VT25 series. May 2010 saw Panasonic release both a 50-inch and 54-inch models. This move was a good one for Panasonic, as plasma televisions have proved more cost-effective in conversion to 3D-capability. Active shutter
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Picture quality and 3D isn't all the VT25 series has to offer, either. The company's proprietary Internet Protocol TV functionality, VIERA CAST, brings the Internet to television. Through USB connectivity, consumers can plug in a wireless LAN adapter, USB memory, or a keyboard. Apps and widgets will continue to be available for services like Amazon Video On Demand, Picasa, YouTube, and Web Album. Panasonic also is adding several new avenues of content. In addition to previously offered services, buyers can also soon gain access to Skype, Netflix, Twitter, Fox Sports and Pandora.
Panasonic has a long history of creating powerful, high-quality consumer electronics. Now that 3D is making its way into the home, we can expect the same quality and performance from Panasonic 3D TV offerings for many years to come. We can also expect Panasonic to be at the forefront of new advances in technology, and they will surely take an interest in
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This new range of 3D TVs gives Panasonic something to go to war with in the mid size display market, with the line up including:
TX L37DT30 37 inch
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I just found the following note the game's facebook page, it was published on December 11:
Details on the preorder:
- Preorder site will go live in the morning
- The game will cost $15 at launch, but will be available for a pre-order discount of 10%. So pre-orders will cost $13.50
- Pre-order 4-packs will be available for $45
- The pre-order is for the PC/Mac version only, not XBLA. If you are looking forward to the XBLA version, save your money!
- The PC and XBLA versions will launch at the same time
- The Mac version will likely not be available at the same time as the PC version, but will probably come shortly thereafter, however Mac beta testers have been running the game successfully in bootcamp, etc
- The pre-order will be sold through the Humble Store, and will come with Steam keys
- The Pre-order will NOT include beta access
- The Pre-order WILL include a bunch of goodies, to be announced soon
The game is already available for pre-order on the official website, but that bullet point made me want to wait for the next Humble Bundle. However, if you want to buy the four-pack - which gives you four digital copies of the game for the price of three - the official website seems to be the only place where you can do that right now.
I've also looked around and found no information regarding a release date for this forthcoming bundle. Actually I haven't found any mention of its existence outside of that facebook note, not even in the official twitter account (though they did retweet Monaco's pre-order announcement). By the way, since that bundle will include at least one awesome-looking game that hasn't even been released yet, I guess I'll get moderately excited for it.
This is pretty awesome news. Monaco looks fucking great. I'm stoked to play this game. STOKED I TELL YOU!


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Title: | Fostering the Growth of Budding Community Initiatives: The Role of Linguists in Tokelauan Maintenance in Hawai'i |
Author: | Otsuka, Yuko; Wong, Andrew |
Date: | 2007-12-17 |
Publisher: | University of Hawai'i Press |
Citation: | Otsuka, Yuko and Andrew Wong. 2007. Fostering the growth of budding community initiatives: The role of linguists in Tokelauan maintenance in Hawai'i. Language Documentation & Conservation 1(2): 240–256. |
Abstract: | This paper discusses our involvement in the language revitalization project initiated by the Tokelauan community in Central O'ahu, Hawai'i. Nearly 1,000 people of Tokelauan descent live in Hawai'i. Several elders have observed that a language shift from Tokelauan (Polynesian) to English and/or Hawai'i Creole English is taking place in the community. Our involvement in the project illustrates several fundamental issues about language revitalization: (1) the need for collaboration not only between linguists and community members, but also among linguists with different areas of expertise, (2) the significance of balancing the needs of the community with those of researchers, (3) the importance of publicizing our research, and (4) the question of who is responsible for protecting the language right of immigrant populations. |
Sponsorship: | National Foreign Language Resource Center |
URI: | http://hdl.handle.net/10125/1716 |
Keywords: | language revitalization, Tokelauan, O'ahu, Hawai'i Creole English |
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Public review documents and reports related to the Permanente Creek Flood Protection Project are listed in the right under the "Related Information" box.
Project Fact Sheet and Inserts:
Permanente Creek Fact Sheet (PDF) Floodwalls Insert (PDF) McKelvey Park Insert (PDF) Rancho San Antonio Insert (PDF)
Final Subsequent Environmental Impact Report (November 2012)Permanente Creek SEIR Volume 1 Permanente Creek SEIR Volume 2
Draft Subsequent Environmental Impact Report (July 2012) Notice of AvailibilityNotice of CompletionSummaryTable of ContentsChapters 1-2Chapters 3-6Chapter 7Chapter 8-18Appendix AAppendices B-D
Notice of Preparation - Draft Subsequent Environmental Impact Report (June 2011)
Notice of Determination (NOD) (Aug. 2 - Sept. 1, 2010 review period) The water district has filed a NOD in compliance with Section 21152 of the Public Resource Code. The Permanente Creek Project was approved on July 27, 2010
Permanente Creek Flood Protection Project Final Environmental Impact Report (June 2010)
Final EIR Table of Contents
Final EIR Summary
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Appendices A-C
Appendix D (Comment letters)
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